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A new book laying out the history of motocross in Bermuda has now hit the shelves. A labour of love by author Ras Mykkal, a former Bermuda Motocross Association presidet, the book features interviews with some of the sport’s key players, archive news...

Local coaches complete A licence course in Caribbean

Olympic marathon silver medal-winner from Athens in 2004 will be one of the big names to grace the Chubb Bermuda Triangle Challenge

Bermudian-based team to compete in prestigious USL Youth Academy Cup

Aaron Denkins, the Dandy Town coach, says his team will have to be at their absolute best if they are to come away victorious in their Friendship Trophy semi-final clash with North Village at Lord’s on Monday. Town ousted holders Devonshire Cougars i...

Deniche Hill got much more than he bargained for after answering the call for national duty earlier this year. It was while training and making his debut with the senior national team during their Concacaf Nations League matches in June that the 18-y...

Sacha Richardson, Director of Special Olympics Bermuda, is emphasising the importance of inclusiveness and the significance of events such as the Invitational Games, which takes place on Thursday. The Games, which will be hosted at the Dame Flora Duf...

Budding cricketers in Bermuda’s Primary and Middle Schools are set to benefit from the donation of new equipment. Bats, balls, wickets and clothing have been donated to the island courtesy of a partnership between the Governor’s Office, Ministry of Y...

Morocco advanced to the World Cup quarterfinals for the first time, beating Spain 3-0 in a penalty shootout today. Pablo Sarabia, Carlos Soler and Sergio Busquets missed their penalties for Spain, with Sarabia hitting the post and Morocco goalkeeper ...

South Korea's players formed a circle in the centre of the field and trained their eyes on a mobile phone showing a nearby match that would decide their future at the World Cup. The South Koreans had done their job, beating Portugal 2-1 on a stoppage...